/**
 * `<sigx-touch-guard>` — **web** implementation of the native touch-guard
 * element.
 *
 * On Android the native element ([SigxTouchGuardView.kt]) consumes the
 * platform touch stream so a native input (EditText) under an overlay dim
 * can't grab focus (#787). DOM overlays don't leak touches — a positioned
 * element naturally shadows what's below it — so on web the tag only needs
 * to exist as a plain block container that hosts the overlay's children.
 * `guard-enabled` is accepted (observed for attribute symmetry) but changes
 * nothing.
 *
 * ## Where this runs
 *
 * web-core's `__CreateElement` does `document.createElement('sigx-touch-guard')`
 * in the **host page's main document**, so this element is
 * `customElements.define`'d there — served + imported by the generated host
 * page (`sigx run:web` / `build:web`). It is deliberately **import-free at
 * runtime** so the built `dist/web/element.js` is a self-contained ESM module
 * the host page can load without a bundler (same constraint as
 * `@sigx/lynx-richtext`'s web element).
 */
declare const HTMLElementBase: typeof HTMLElement;
export declare class SigxTouchGuardElement extends HTMLElementBase {
    static get observedAttributes(): string[];
    connectedCallback(): void;
}
export declare function defineSigxTouchGuard(): void;
export {};
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